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District culture

 

            Joypurhat newly formed district Born 1984 Earlier it was part of the greater Bogra district. Dinajpur on the north of the border of India, Gaibandha and Bogra in the east, Naogaon and Bogra districts on the south and West Bengal state of India on the west.

 

            Many years ago, the identity of rural or folk-rich culture was very much in the district. During British rule kirtan, procession, palagan, kabigan, baul, murshidi, folk songs, bawaiyya, jatra etc. were celebrated on the occasion of various festivals. During the rainy season, boat bikes contest songs were enjoyed by people of river banks. Waking up all night, people used to listen to Buddhism, Panchatika Kisama (story of Chuitti in the night). This district is under the influence of Bhawaiya song in Rangpur Dinajpur. Earlier, zamindars or wealthy potdar was a sponsor of cultural programs. The rural game dust is also in the same rhythm.

 

            Feminism culture gradually became weak after the partition of the country. The journey of the theatrical (theater) movement became popular. Many establishments of plays have been established in Joypurhat, Panchbibi, Aanchalpur and Khetlal. After independence in 1971, many cultural organizations were formed in the upazila level along with district headquarters. However, organizations are not as enthusiastic as they are in the past (to some extent without obligation) to sponsor, responsibility for the livelihood and other activities of the responsible organizer or employee. The lack of government cooperation and the environment created by the environment also reduced the activities of cultural organizations. Which ones have become inactive.

 

            Presently, in the district headquarters, cultural activities continue to run a few times in the midst of various adversities and limitations. District Shilpakala Academy, National Rabindra Sangeet Samilan Parishad has been conducting various training programs for music (in various subjects). In the month of March 2008 (14-16), the 27th National Rabindranath Tagore Conference was held in three days. National Rabindra Songit Sammilan Parishad, Joypurhat District Branch organizes a program to respond to the support of the local cultural activists and cultural people and the administration. Artists of almost all the districts including national artists, writers, academics, and women participated in this conference. In the National Day, District Shishu Academy, Shilpakala Academy, National Rabindra Sangeet Sammilan Parishad, Music Club, Village Theater, Phulki, Sargam, Baul, Chitantagar Village Theater, Human Rights Drama Parishad, Khelagar Asor and cultural programs are organized. Now the cultural activity is increasing day by day.

 

Language:

 

There is no specific regional language in Joypurhat district. Approximately ten miles later, the difference between language is more or less understood. In the western part of Joypurhat and Panchbibi, almost one type of regional language is spoken, namely - you rice rice? (You / You / have eaten / served rice). People of Aanchalpur, Khetlal and Kalai upazilas talk a little bit. Here is the regional language influences of Bogra. Just like you're in the queue (where are you going?) The word here does not mean any kind of ornament. But a section of the educated people speak in a different language (their number is less).

 

 

 

 

List of cultural groups of Joypurhat district:

 

क्र. No.

Cultural group name

Designated Officer's Name

01

Art Academy of Arts

District administration

0

Shishu Academy

Uma Rani Das

03

National Rabindra Music Conference Council

Nand Lal

04

Baul cultural organization

Abu Hena

05

Joypurhat music cycle

Mahmudul

06

Sargam cultural organization

Farhad

07

Shamitma theater and music school

Moshud Azad

08

Joypurhat Library & Club

Utpal Babu

09

Dusti Cultural Organization

Parvez Dulal

10

Joypurhat Theater

Mizanur Rahman

 

 

Joypurhat was ancient civilization and culture institution. Ancient and mediocre knowledge-center of the center Bhumi Mahasan and the Gauri civilization has been decorated in Joypurhat, many poets are literary. Joydev Goswami, the longtime poet of Bengali literature, is the son of Joypurhat. Joydeb was born in Kendul village of Joypurhat sadar upazila. Poet Jayadev Goswami was the best poet of the whole of India. Apart from this, there was great fame for the poetry literature of poet Arif Shah and poet government (pseudonym).

 

Recently, among the poets, Jasim Uddin Munshi, Ataur Rahman, Dr. Jahangir Chowdhury, Abbaaz Ali Khan, Mohsin Ali Dewan, Sahadat Hossain, Mozahar Hossain Jamali, SM Ansar Ali, playwright Mohammad Alauddin, Rezaul Karim, Sachindra Nath Barman, Tahura Begum, Syed Emdad Ali Dewan, Abdus Sattar Mridha are among others.

 

Nazrul criticism of poet Ataur Rahman, poem of Modern Korean Poetry of Dr. Jahangir Chowdhury, Mohsin Ali Dewan's identity, Mojahar Hossain Jamalir lives in the left bank of the river, waves of Abbas Ali Khan's sea, the fire of Poet SM Ansar Ali, Nibhola, Abdus Sattar Mridha, Poet of Rezaul Karim, the remorse of Shalik, poet Kazi Abdur Rob's parliaments and poet Rezaul Karim Rajat Shalik's reminder is an invaluable resource for Bengali literature.

 

 

Famous poet literature writer of Joypurhat district

 

Poet Joydev Goswami

            From the fury of Bengali literature, poets of Joypurhat have been enriching literary art in many ways. Jaindev Goswami, one of the chiefs of Raja Laxman Sen of Bengal, was one of the main reasons for the Bengali poet's era in ancient times. Twenty-first century poet Jayadev Goswami took jam in Kendul village of Joypurhat sadar upazila. He is the author of Gitan Gobind. Poet Jaydev Sesnak, Pranamami Shiva Shiva Kalpu Bose Keshab: Dhrangha Mi